The Porsche establishment don't really like mods of any kind, let alone a wrap. However its your car and your choice, so go with what floats your boat.
Example...
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3OoOSKglaf/?igshid=t8uxp7rq3ndf
Another example....If purple is your thing....
https://www.instagram.com/p/Bz2lRyJlj0L/?igshid=1vhgof6245fgb
Wraps can look great if fitted professionally and to the casual user look like a new / different paint job. Some people use a wrap to just add a small bit of personalisation to their car, for example wrapping the roof in black ( to help lower the profile stance ) or to wrap a rear wing, or add some very small details etc, others obviously go the full hog and change the look of the entire car.
They are however not cheap (if done properly), so think wisely about colour choice and your chosen company to actually wrap the car. Prices will differ a fair bit based on the type of wrap used as well as how far the car is stripped to apply the physical wrap and folding the new vinyl around/ over edges etc.
Only other things worth mentioning... if you have fresh paint on the car, ( that has been professionally applied ) don't wrap the car for at least a month to six weeks otherwise you risk damaging the clear coat and final finish. Make sure the car is clean and free of any blemishes / dents etc as a wrap will exaggerate these in perfections. Also worth noting its not going to protect the cars original paintwork like a PPF film as wraps are significantly thinner.
If you are using a good quality company, good quality films you will have no problems with install or removal as just like PPF films the quality of the glues and vinyls has moved on quite a bit over the past few years. You can probably thank the " You Tube " clan for that (':thumb:'). Just remember the wrap is not meant to be a permanent colour change... that's what a paint job is for !
Just out of curio... what car do you have, what colour is it and what are your thoughts on colour change?
Jungle